Chris Craft Prop Shaft Mount on 2040-parts.com
Dixon, California, United States
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This is a nice Chris craft shaft mount made of solid brass. I removed it from my 1960 283 cavalier, but it will work for other boats. The rust stains are from the bolts that mounted it, and will clean up very nice. I am parting my boat out, and am posting more parts daily!!!!!!!! I also have a complete 283 motor
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